Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Angeles.
 AM xiran named Amabisca, either h-rie. pr own T of stock near the OJ'- t,nw.oti ranch, down the GIlA. was Olt- t.r h; A rattlesnake last week. and sl- ,buart A tea and poltice WAS made or tn. 1e-d which Is said to be so poteni as ,p autidote for such poison. the hie of the unfortunate victim could not DO ssved.-Arizonisn.
 Judge c. A. Tweed died in San Fran cisco oa the 22nd inst. He WAS well ana fsvorsb!y known on this coast, having held several important positions. lh 1870 be WAS appointed by Gen. Grams to the position ot Associate Justice ot An Enns, and during his term resided lh Yuma At the time of his demise be was a member of the law firm of Tweed < Hancock, o: Phoenix.
 The Half Way house, on the road be, tween Tucson and Camp Lowell Is said to be fast earning its reputation as a dead fall, Parties who recently Fisi'ed the premises state that regular jam boree appeared to have been under way before their arrival, as the floor vas iIt- tered with broken bottles and glasses or every description. As II IS without tne city limits 1t must necessarily fall under the control of the sheriff.
 Last Sunday evening, the heaviest wind storm ever known ID Nogales, struck the city and lasted about one hour. It took the iron roof off MT. liar rison's cigar store, in Nogales, Sonora, and carried it across the Lime, where ii struck the roof of the Exchange Saloon. breaking a portion of the roof m. Also the roof ots little house be- longing to Col Stocking, was blown oil. No person was hurt that We have heard oL-Nogales Record.
 Hon. Nj. $. Snyder, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, IS working day and nlght preparing the county report to be sub mitted 10 the Territorial Board Of Eaualizstion. This report will embrace the total number of all kinds of stock, lands. city lots and improvements there on, together with the several total val ues of the same. Also the gross valua- ton ol assets including railroad proper ties, etc. When completed the report will be thorough In every respect.
 Mr. Czerwinsky having decided to re- move to San Diego, announces else where the sale uf his entire stock of goods Bt prices lower than ever before known in this city. Mir. CZerwinsky has purchased & store ID San Diego aud wall remove there and be in readiness to commence business by the first or Nc vember. and must consequently rid him. self of his Tucson stock, regardless oi cost Or prices His stock here F. large and various and DO intending purchaser can @ away unsatisfied. Call st the store snd satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above.
 The CITIZEN goes off on it. ear be- cause ot & certain petition being circu- lated here for a Land Office to be estsb- .ishej st tnis place and planes It all "n Judge Li2hthizer which lie Jddge thinks rather poor Say for the CITIZEN editor to T,sy Tor his Phcnix lodgings.- RfLid.
 Correct you are Judge; that two night @ lodging ami French biscki1g suifieient ta shine one pair of Tucson boots, wss credited on nccount of the S65.3O due the CITIZEN. SGbe:
 The Southern Pacific company hes placed on sale at their passenger depot excutsion tickets to Los Angeles and San Francisco good for SIX months from date of sale at $50 for the round trip to both destinations. These tickets are only roli upon regular excursion trains leRv- jug Fl PasO and allow stop over priyi- I-ges west bound, reach destination within a limit of thirty days. For re- turn passage they ars not good within thirty days from the date of sale except for continuous passage, but after thirty days stop over privileges gill be given on return trip.-El Psso Inter-Repub- lIcs.
 Mir. S,A. Manlova, whose death is else where announced, was well known and universally respected hereabouts. As vigorous newspaper writer Rrd astute politician, he had no superior in ArI- zona. For seYSral years he was editori- ally connected with the CITIZEN, and later engaged in mining. About six or eight months since ht decided to remove to Birmingham, Alsbams, but his health at no time good, suffered from the change. His death, however. until quite recently, was not anticipated, and had be remained here his days of usefulness would in all probability, have been ex- tended over years. He was a msn Of many friends and but few enemies, and kIs death will be sincerely mOurned.
 A Leadvills special to Denver paper gays that Pat Donahue was killed there while resisting sn officer; that while q resident of Kelly, Y. NJ, he assaulted a lady, and that retreating to an adobe house with bowling mob of miners in pursuit, he kept them gt bay until Joe Eaton, son Of the famous Col. Eaton of Mexican war fame, dragged hIm out at the muZzie Of R shotgun. After re mainiug in Jail at SocOrro county for four months he escaped, and going to Tucson he murdered one-armed ped dleT. Convicted, he was sent for thir- teen years imprisonment, and after re- manning three years at the Yuma pen itentiary made his escape.-Ex.
 There is a report current upon the streets, that Sheriff E. O. Shaw's life has been deF2aired of. He IS at his old home m North Carolina, suffsring from lymphadenoma, or disease of the glands, an incurable mslsdy. His brother, Deputy NJ. r. Shaw, leaves for home this evening. He will return towards the latter end of this month and bring the shsuff with him, if possible. Ac- cording to the new code an officer can not absent himself for more than 60 days without fcrfeiting his office. so if well enough. Mir. Shaw will be here within the required time, Shaw Is populsr ID Plma County as =Hs evidenced by the recent election and his continued illness IS universally regretted
 Private advices from Phenix state that tue indignation meeting called for Sat urday night last, was captured by the Tombstone colony. The meeting was called to order by J. Y. T. Smith Capt. ORlderwOod was clected permR- neDt chairman. J. I. T. Smith then sd- dressed the audience. Hon. Sam Webb 1 attempted to follow him but was in- terrupted by Briggs Goodrich. The